Commercial Tribune postal and office listings in Cincinnati edition
The Commercial Tribune announces subscriptions and delivery details, with rates for daily and Sunday editions and foreign postage. It lists branch news offices in Walnut Hills Covington Newport Columbus Washington and London bureaus with contact points for newsboys and readers.
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Great Britain
Universal Postal Union
Post
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Av. Adert
Covington
Scott St
Newport
York St. Columbus
Outlook Building
Washington
Postal Telegraph Building
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Weather Summary From June 18 1905 Across Regions
Heat and humidity prevailed nationwide with Cincinnati notably hot. Eastern sections were partly cloudy while lake regions varied with sun in the east and rain in the west. Ohio Valley and Central West saw hot fair weather. southwestern areas were cloudy. Temperature highs reached 94 in places, lows around 70, with minimal precipitation recorded.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Valley
Weather Bay
S.w
Main 379 Links to Commercial Tribune Exchange
During daytime hours up to 6 30 p m Main 379 connects you with the Commercial Tribune private exchange enabling reach to any department desired.
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Commercial Tribune Private Exchange
Weather Outlook for Ohio West Virginia Kentucky and Indiana
Ohio shows a warm but partly cloudy day with showers possible at night or Tuesday and cooler conditions later. West Virginia and Kentucky remain fair and warm through Monday and Tuesday. Indiana varies with partly cloudy conditions on Monday, showers in the north and central portions at night, then cooler and partly cloudy Tuesday with variable winds.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Prominent Guests at Cincinnati Hotels List Comes From A. M. Journal
The article lists numerous guests staying at Cincinnati hotels including T. G. Jewett of Chicago and John C. Perry of Lancaster Pa. among others. Names span cities such as Louisville Ironton Columbus Nashville and Indianapolis with multiple couples mentioned.
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Cincinnati
St. Nicholas
T. G. Jewett
Chicago
John C. Perry
Lancaster
W. T. Halsey
Louisville
H. T. Henderson
Durango
Col
Marcus A. Jackson
Milwaukee
Gibson
Clem J. Wheeler
Lawrence B. Campbell
Ironton
A. R. Casper
Stonega
A. D. Rice
Vulcan
W. Va
M. K. Kelley
Burnet
E. H. Smith
Bedford
M. Thompson
Lexington
L. P. McDuffie
Kalamazoo
Mich
J. R. Owings and Wife
St. Louis
Grand
F. Nadaud
New York
E. V. Koll
Charleston
Martin Curry
Indianapolis
Nina Frank
Palace
T. S. White
Nashville
Tenn
Louis Schwartz
Charles L. Resch
Columbus, CO
E. D. Barnett
Geo. Berry
Stag
E. K. Heiner
Richmond
Thos. W. Jones
Columbus
Geo. Martin
Herman Schmitt
Ocean Steamship Movements in European Ports
Arrivals and departures listed for ships at Queenstown Cherbourg Christiania New York Liverpool Southampton Moville Dover and more. Vessels include Umbria St Paul Mesaba Pomeranian Arkan sas Etruria Victoria and Bremen among others with routes to Liverpool New York Genoa Naples Glasgow Havre and Quebec New York and Montreal.
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Ocean Steamship Movements
Queenstown
Umbria
New York
Liverpool
Cherbourg
St. Paul
London
Mesaba
Pomeranian
Montreal
Bremen
Christiania
Copenhagen
Etruria
City di Malano
Genoa
Naples
la Bretagne
Havre
Glasgow
Quebec
Southampton
Plymouth
Moville
Dover
Hamburg
Boulogne
Paper Trust at bay in U S courts ruling on records
Judge Seaman in Milwaukee overrules claim that the Trust’s books and accounts are uninspectable. The court orders production of books papers and accounts for the antitrust suit brought by the United States. The Trust appeals as it faces a decisive battle over disclosure and control of forest outputs.
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Paper Trust
United States
Seaman
Milwaukee
Moody
Paper
Congress
President Roosevelt targets Red Tape in Washington reform drive
The piece praises President Roosevelt for creating a commission to streamline government operations. It argues his aim is to replace paralyzing Bureaucracy with plain business methods, despite resistance from entrenched offices and slow processes.
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Roosevelt
United States
Washington
Summer Home News Subscription Pitch
A promotional note invites readers to order The COMMERCIAL TRIBUNE for daily and Sunday home news during the summer. The message emphasizes being informed about local affairs while away.
Notable contest ends. Europe trip prize hearts readers
The Commercial Tribune notes a large, joyous victory for women winning a free European trip, with praise for the triumph and sympathy for those who did not win. It reflects on the contest scale, promises of success, and public enthusiasm. It also recalls a Cincinnati animal welfare badge program from twenty four years ago and urges revival in schools.
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Commercial Tribune
Europe
Hughes High School
Cincinnati
The Ginger Jar and Snatches of Prose and Puns
A fragment from The Ginger Jar features a dialogue about Grand Duke Alexis and naval command, then shifts to social scenes. It reels through humorous maxims about ambition, honesty, and daily life, ending with a note on the chestnut burr and political campaigns.
Love in a Paradise of Blossoms in Paris
In Paris during June the flowers become a medium of expression for love and poetry. The piece celebrates how blossoms from Madeleine market to Rue de la Paix and Bois de Boulogne color affection, linking flowers to romantic sentiment and literary lines by Leigh Hunt and Campbell.
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Paris
France
Leigh Hunt
Old Paris
New Paris
Madeleine
Rue de la Paix
Paquin
Avenue du Bois de Boulogne
Campbell
Eminent statesman warns of war after Panama Canal completion
A letter to The Outlook speculates war between the United States and Japan once the Panama Canal is finished. The editorial prompt questions whether the writer has studied prior military actions connected to the Kentucky and its artillery, urging realization if so.
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United States
Japan
Panama Canal
Kentucky
Czar Reluctant to Fix Place Despite Repeated Changes
The statement notes the Czar finds it difficult to choose a location while remaining fully informed of his bearings. It argues that changing his mind between sunrise and sunset should not be considered unrighteous.
President of Cincinnati group hits two home runs in game
The Associated Organizations of Cincinnati president hit two home runs between manufacturers and retailers last Saturday, but this does not imply he must abstain from meals for a week or two.
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Associated Organizations of Cincinnati
Advice for Graduates Echoes Beyond College
A columnist notes that giving advice to a college graduate may be risky yet suggests there is more to learn beyond the campus. The piece implies lifelong education offers profit and lasting wisdom beyond formal schooling.
Peasant Distrust Grows Over Tax Man in Back Districts
The Russian press faces a challenge convincing peasants in the back districts that Japan is defeated as the extra tax collector makes his rounds and collects more money.
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Japan
Norse Favor Cautions Farmer Over Plow Incident
If Mr. Bryan hadn't been so careless about leaving the plow unhitched he might have been chosen King of Norway. But the Norsemen are prudent and methodical and have no use for careless farmers.
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Mr. Bryan
Norway
Mrs Julia Holmes Endorses Night Owls as Virtue
The text quotes Dr Julia Holmes declaring men who stay home at night are useless. It also jests that she views the morning newspaper man as an angel, reflecting humorous social commentary.
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Julia Holmes
M De Witte Cautious on Risks of Thinkers in Russia
The quote suggests M De Witte warns that overthinking individuals resemble Cassius in being prone to self-harm, marking such thinkers as dangerous in the Russian context.
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M. de Witte
Cassius
Russia
Roosevelt Seen as Peace Angel by Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinal Gibbons calls President Roosevelt an angel of peace but not handsome, reflecting a nuanced view of his public image and leadership.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Roosevelt
Balkan Tensions Rise as Serbia Plans Annual Stunt
The text notes impatience among Balkan powers and Serbia’s expected annual stunt while urging speed in peace with Japan and Russia. The fragment suggests regional restlessness and a ceremonial display tied to Serbia’s traditions.
Physicians Rarely Die From Arteriosclerosis in Old Kentucky
The Louisville Times notes the odd rarity of physicians dying from arteriosclerosis and questions if that is the current term used in Kentucky. The remark plays on regional jargon and medical phrasing of the era.
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The
Louisville Times
Possible Peter of Servia Fails to Loosen Palace Fees
A fragment notes Peter of Servia attempting to obtain an American piano and venturing toward sleepless desperation over inability to assassinate. The tone hints at political intrigue and financial strain without detailing concrete actions or outcomes.
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Peter of
Servia
Thirteen Ohio Statesmen Seek Democratic Governor Nomination
Thirteen Ohio statesmen pursue the Democratic nomination for governor amid a crowded field as party strategists weigh future leadership. Thirteen Ohio bankers also feature in discussions shaping the political landscape.
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Ohio
France Seeks Quiet Talks With Russia After Japan
Following talks with Japan, France signals desire for discreet financial discussions with Russia. Officials stress a calm approach to ease tensions and promote alignment on economic issues amid shifting global diplomacy.
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Japan
France
Russia
Quarreling Over Equi Table Surplus May Bring Deficit
The remark warns that ongoing disputes over the Equi table surplus could lead to a severe and inequitable deficit if unresolved, highlighting potential economic and societal consequences.
Shelby County grand jury shocks state with temperance and reform notes
Judge Peak sternly urged vigorous action against license law violators and liquor sales. The Shelby County grand jury denounced drinking, urged divorce avoidance, fair ballots, and condemned pole planting by telegraph and telephone firms along turnpikes. It also criticized sunbaked stone crackers and urged a general cattle and hog ban citywide. The report lauds county officials and asserts Kentucky identity and whiskey reform.
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Peak
Shelby Circuit Court
Grand Jury
Neal Dow
Shelby
Shelby County
Buckeye
Sucker
Hoosier
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Courtesy and secrecy in a railway carriage tale
An exchange quotes Mme Rejane on courtesy and social response. In a train compartment two women mock a stranger, who, in darkness, kisses the back of his hand at them. On returning to light, they suspect each other. the man remains silent and amused, promising not to reveal who he kissed.
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Mme. Rejane
Lessons in Patriotism and James Ross’s Whisky Rebellion Stand
The article recalls James Ross the Pennsylvania senator who helped quell the whisky insurrection of 1794. It details General Neville’s attack on July 17, 1794, and Ross’s steadfast opposition to mob violence at Braddock’s field on August 1, 1794. His speech urged forbearance and preserved constitutional order.
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James Ross
Pennsylvania
United States
Ross
Albert Gallatin
Gallatin
Neville
Washington
Braddock’s Field
Happiness in Detroit as Carrie Announces Engagement
A joyful note from the Detroit Free Press sings of sunny skies and love. The speaker declares happiness and plans to marry, naming Carrie as the day to celebrate.
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Carrie
Day
Detroit Free Press
Welty Attacks Purity in Politics Speech
Cleveland World notes Democratic gubernatorial candidate John C. Welty campaigns on purity in politics but criticizes the crowd he faces as unsuitable for his message.
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Cleveland World
John C. Welty
Japan Can Afford To Share Losses From War
The Columbus Dispatch notes Japan has gained prestige through the war, enabling the nation to bear some of its losses and demonstrate generosity in concessions and sacrifices.
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Columbus (Co
Japan
Young King of Spain Buttered by Royal Encounters Abroad
In Paris a bomb was thrown at the young King of Spain and in London he received a kiss from King Edward. The report combines dangerous events abroad with a ceremonial royal gesture reflecting tense times in European diplomacy.
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Lexington
Paris
Spain
Edward
London
Wyandot Republican Seeks Quick End to Weather Woes
The Wyandot Republican urges the recent rain and stormy weather to end soon, expressing a desire for any lingering bad conditions to pass quickly to conclude the unsettled spell.
Iowans on the Come-Back Crusade Against Whiskers
Urbana Citizens rally against whiskers after General Grosvenor’s stance on Iowa revision ideas sparks a fresh local crusade. The movement frames facial hair as a symbol in the broader political mood shaping Iowa debates.
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Urbana
Grosvenor
Iowa
Ex-Speaker Henderson Returns to Iowa as Home
After travels across the country seeking desirable residences ex-Speaker Henderson returns to Iowa and says he will continue to make it his home. The piece notes the enduring Iowa habit and idea.
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Indianapolis
Henderson
Iowa
Woman Earns Living in Men’s Clothes in Pennsylvania
A Pennsylvania woman proclaims she makes a good living by working in men’s clothes, claiming many husbands wake to find their pockets rifled at night and recognizing the truth of her claim.
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Louisville Post
Pennsylvania
What are brains for asks The Tacoma Ledger
The Tacoma Ledger asks what brains are for noting they fill a vacuum too large to fill, a satirical commentary echoed by the Louisville Courier Journal discussion.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Tacoma Ledger
Presidential Bee Buzzes Over Mayor Dunne in Dayton
The Dayton Herald reports Mayor Dunne is again captivated by a melodious political bee in Chicago. The exchange circles around the bee’s hum as it energizes a lively city discourse throughout the day.
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Dayton
Port Arthur News to Togo Coverage Bids Farewells
The Columbus Citizen notes magazines now leading with siege reports from Port Arthur and expect to shift to Togo next, as the conflict pace accelerates.
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Columbus
Citizen
Port Arthur
Togo
Call for a global peace alliance led by America and Britain
Henry B. Blackwell urges a triple alliance of the United States Britain and Japan with possible wider support to end naval arms races and aggressive expansion. He envisions a coordinated open commerce system with tariffs aimed at reciprocal trade and a shift from warfare to peaceful cooperation. Boston June 15 1905.
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Far
Manchuria
Korea
America
Great Britain
France
Germany
Austria
Italy
Scandinavia
China
Russia
United States
Canada
Australia
Asia
Europe
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Argentina
South Africa
Roman Empire
Henry B. Blackwell
Boston
The Undertaker's End
An old undertaker named Jones who ran a lengthy shop and coffins of iron and wood dies in winter. His sign bore skulls and bones, he paced the streets with a grave gaze, sizing neighbors for futures coffins. He dies and is buried with the note Rest in Peace on his coffin.
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Jones
Old Jones
Graveyard Road
Tree blossomed trains tour Berlin outskirts
Berlin railways run special tree blossom trains to outlying districts to let town dwellers enjoy spring flowers and foliage. Other notes mention protected water and sewerage works in Orizaba Mexico and various cultural curiosities from different lands.
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Berlin
Orizaba
Mex
South Africa
Johannesburg
India
China
Fishermen Accuse Cleveland Ties in Equitable Waters
Jealous rivals claim Grover Cleveland has secured favorable access to Equitable waters, signaling ongoing tensions among local fishermen over control and profits.
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Grover Cleveland
Preacher Finds Hades Not Near Warren County
A Warren Tribune note ponders locating hell as a preacher jokes that hades hides in distant counties rather than around Warren. The piece riffs on geography and the preacher’s whimsical chase for a regional hotspot.
The Time To Cut Loose
The Springfield Ohio Sun notes this is the finest time of year to have a good time midway between New Year's resolutions and the next year.
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Springfield
Kentucky Republicans imitate boy governor scheme
Shelby News accuses Kentucky Republicans of copying democracy by aiming to install Justice Harlan as a boy governor, portraying the move as an imitation of a popular model.
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Shelby
Kentucky
Justice Harlan
Venus Appears Between 2 and 3 A.M. Says Astronomer
The Toledo Blade notes Venus is visible in the early hours between 2 and 3 a.m. An astronomer says interpretation depends on whether one stays up late or rises early to observe the planet.
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Toledo Blade
Venus
Texas man seeks return of mule after elopement with his wife
A Vevay Indiana Democrat reports a Texas man chasing the man who eloped with his wife and took his mule. He offers forgiveness if the thief returns the mule, noting a new wife would be easy to replace.
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Vevay
Texas
Rhapsody on Kentucky Beauty
The Springfield Kentucky Sun extols Kentucky women as the world’s prettiest, praising their beauty as divine and unmatched. It claims Kentucky worships them and likens a Kentucky beauty to an angel, with vivid poetic praise of charm that stirs observers to write poetry and travel.
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Kentucky
Springfield
North Pole
Huckleberry Pie Time in Indianapolis
A playful city note from Indianapolis declares the huckleberry pie season has ripened, with vivid purple spots described on the linen of a wayfaring man signaling renewed appetite and local anticipation.
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Indianapolis
Thirteen Democratic Candidates for Ohio Governor Nomination
The Frankfort Kentucky State Journal notes thirteen Democratic hopefuls vie for the Ohio governor nomination, implying slim odds for any Democrat in Ohio and drawing a comparison to Prohibition prospects in Kentucky.
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Frankfort
State Journal
Ohio
Kentucky
Souvenir of Willie from the Washington Star
A sentimental poem recalls Willie, a gentle lad who began smoking, "puffing harder every day." His sister hid the coupons, later cashed them for a mantel clock, now serving as a memorial as family gathers to remember Willie.
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Willie
Sister
Willie Dear
Washington Star
No Gubernatorial Nomination Yet In Ohio Talks
The Cincinnati statesman Hon. Charles W. Baker is named as a fitting candidate for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. The Kenton Democrat notes there is no lack of good timber for the convention and enough Democratic votes if the convention acts wisely.
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Baker
Kenton (O
Charles W. Baker
Cincinnati
Ohio
Frange Divorces Church and State in French Debate
Paris waits as the Chamber of Deputies advances the separation of church and state. Sixteen of thirty seven sections adopted include no official recognition of religion and disposal of church property. Pensions for clergy are outlined and parochial bodies to govern religious buildings will be formed before the chamber breaks for vacation.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Body of John Paul Jones Sailed Home by Sigsbee Fleet
Rear Admiral Sigsbee leads a squadron from the North Atlantic fleet to bring the body of John Paul Jones to the United States. The Brooklyn flagship with Chattanooga Tacoma and Galveston will transport the remains to Cherbourg aboard a flag draped catafalque. After ceremonies, the squadron proceeds to Annapolis for the final interment.
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New York
Sigsbee
John Paul Jones
Cherbourg
France
Brooklyn
Chattanooga
Tacoma
Galveston
Admiral Sigsbee
Annapolis
Zionist Federation Holds Philadelphia Convention
The eighth annual convention of the Federation of American Zionists in Philadelphia adopts a Basle programme reaffirmation and endorses Palestine as the Jewish colony. Delegates number 230 with 237 Zionist societies reported by Secretary Dr. J. L. Magnes.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Federation of American Zionists
Palestine
International Zionist Congress
Basle
Switzerland
J. L. Magnes
American Weds in Rome
S Eleanor Ralph of Louisiana wed Seeseer Pierantoni in Rome on June 18. The ceremony was attended by the bride’s parents and her sister Mrs Harrison Durrant.
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Rome
Lady Carter Arrives on Byron from Brazil
Special Dispatch reports Lady Carter wife of the Barbados governor was among passengers on the steamer Byron arriving today from Brazil at New York.
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New York
Lady Carter
Barbados
Byron
Brazil
Piano dealers advertise uprights at all prices
The W G Wood Company and Chickering and Angelus advertise uprights for sale at various prices. The listing promotes wholesale and retail options from their hall on West Street, highlighting a range of pianos supported by the firms.
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W. G. Woodmenede Piano Co
Chickering and Angelus Hall
West Street
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